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Hello and welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. Well have more on those stories a little later, but first, a quick look at some of the main developments on the pandemic. Italy has registered 174 coronavirus related deaths, the lowest daily figure since the lockdown was introduced two months ago. Churches across germany have resumed services for the First Time Since march. In the uk, theres been a dip in the daily testing figures around 76,000 were counted, far short of the governments 100,000 a day target. But we begin in the us, where donald trump says h...

Im erin burnett. Out front tonight, its not okay. On the day when the nation said a final goodbye to george floyd, whose death has sparked a National Movement on Police Brutality, the president chose to smear this man, 75yearold peaceful protester in buffalo who was shoved to the ground by police last week. The president of the United States tweeting without any evidence whatsoever that that protester could be an antifa agitator, and quote, i watched, he fell harder than was pushed. Could be a set up. A set up . I want to play the incident that trump is suggesting is a set up. It is difficult ...

Cnn is on the front line near the city of tikrit. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the world. And im natalie allen. Youre watching cnn newsroom. We begin this hour near los angeles, california where Harrison Ford remains hospitalized after a small plain he was piloting suffered apparently engine failure and came crashing down thursday afternoon. Amazing he survived. I want you to listen now to this air Traffic Control audio. You can actually hear the tension as ford realizes something is very wrong with his plane just after takeoff. Cnns kim law has more from the scene of...

Revealing some truly stunning security lapses at u. S. Airports and says undercover agents managed to smuggle mock be explosives and weapons through airport checkpoints and able to do it 95 of the time. Details of the widespread security failures are coming to light right now in a brand new report from the Homeland Security department that was supposed to be released later this summer. Lets bring in Suzanne Malveaux working the story for us. These are shocking statistics. It really is. Its alarming. What we have before us here it should be noted is a classified report leaked to us its a prelim...

They want to watch you turn these things on and off. There is concern, again, the back story here, that al qaeda may be trying to develop bombs that could pass through security without detection, so devices without power remember to juice it up wont be allowed on planes. Cnns justice reporter, evan perez, live in washington with more on this. Do we know, evan, what intelligence these specific changes are based upon . Reporter well, brooke, yes. The group, al qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula for years has been working on new types of bombs that the u. S. Government believes are aimed at defeating...